Qualitative Research Design and Methods for Public Health Specialization
Add Qualitative Methods to Your Research Toolkit!. Master Your Expertise in Research Design Data Collection & Data Analysis ft. MAXQDA Software
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Instructor: Karen Andes, PhD
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Design a qualitative research project to respond to specific public health problems or questions.
Design strategies and instruments for qualitative data collection that are linked to study objectives and appropriate for the population of interest.
Define objectives for an analysis project using specific analytic tools and processes with MAXQDA software.
Evaluate qualitative research reports in public health or social and behavioral sciences.
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Courses are designed to be self-paced, but it is intended that you may be able to complete all courses in this specialization within 5 months.
Some background knowledge is preferred in public health or social and behavioral sciences.
It is recommended, but not required, that learners complete courses in the order in which they are presented, as some content builds off of previous concepts.